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Overload front tire
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[QUOTE="tedkxkdx, post: 679687, member: 39245"] To keep your tire from going over a berm or to get more weight transfered to the front end you can lightly apply pressure to the front brake. This way your front end is not light and your body position does not have to be way forward on the bike. Once you reach the apex or part of the corner where you are hard again on the throttle your braking in the front should cease. [/QUOTE]
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